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I have a lookup cell that I need to copy over 3000 cells
in a workbook.

Is there anyway I can change the current code I'm puuting
in so that the lookup cell changes but NOT the array? At
the moment when I copy the cell down the array changes
along with the lookup.

=LOOKUP(A1,Suppliers!A2:B360)

The A1 part is the only section I want to change as I copy
it down.

Cheers

James

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Try this James

=LOOKUP(A1,Suppliers!$A$2:$B$360)

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I have a lookup cell that I need to copy over 3000 cells
in a workbook.

Is there anyway I can change the current code I'm puuting
in so that the lookup cell changes but NOT the array? At
the moment when I copy the cell down the array changes
along with the lookup.

=LOOKUP(A1,Suppliers!A2:B360)

The A1 part is the only section I want to change as I copy
it down.

Cheers

James



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